Can't handle Authentification popUp with two text fields

[ghost]

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[ghost]

Please see an attached screenshot. Can't handle authentication alert containing two text fields.Triggering TAB doesn't work as well.

[aamorozov]

@Denchik1987 Have you tried passing credentials in url? Like:

https://username:password@websiteUrl.com.

If that doesn't work take a look at windowHandles() webdriver command. Try printing out all windows and if that popUp appears to be a separate window just change the focus to it.

http://nightwatchjs.org/api/windowHandles.html

[ghost]

@aamorozov Thank you for quick respond. I tried this thing first but somehow it doesn't allow me to perform any action related internal URLs, simply speaking tabs and buttons are not clickable.Please see an attached screenshot.

[aamorozov]

@Denchik1987

Try adding "acceptSslCerts": true to your desired capabilities object for firefox.